python on windos os.popen and standart in and out

[Jörg Maier]

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Hy,
i want remote ls via shh from a windows machine. after starting the command
via
# stdoutssh = os.popen('/path/to/ssh.exe user@host ls -al ~' -+' 2>&1', 'r')
i have the possibility to watch the standart output in the pipe, but i cant
give the password. when giving 'w' as second parameter, i just can write,
but not read. ssh is installed by cygwin. i dont want to use ssh-keys,
because user shold be able to use the program on different machines without
much key-copying.

thank you for every advice.
regards,
joerg
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[nneo]

On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 23:54:18 +0200, Jörg Maier wrote:

when giving 'w' as second parameter, i just can write,
but not read. ssh is installed by cygwin. i dont want to use ssh-keys,
because user shold be able to use the program on different machines
without much key-copying.

Instead of os.popen try os.popen2 which gives
back 2 pipes , one to read and onother to write to you application .

p1 , p2 = os.popen2("foo")

[Jörg Maier]

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thanks,
i am so stupid, thats the right stuff, just read the moules documentation
and there was something like
<from the popen2 module; these are only available on Unix.>
But down there they say
<Availability: Unix, Windows.>

thats what i need now

bye joerg

nneo wrote:

On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 23:54:18 +0200, Jörg Maier wrote:

when giving 'w' as second parameter, i just can write,
but not read. ssh is installed by cygwin. i dont want to use ssh-keys,
because user shold be able to use the program on different machines
without much key-copying.

Instead of os.popen try os.popen2 which gives
back 2 pipes , one to read and onother to write to you application .

p1 , p2 = os.popen2("foo")

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